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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1912

Page

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Automobile Highwayman Bandit Robs Party on Cherry Street

Harold Lebo and Harold Cripe were robbed by a masked attacker who halted their auto near Hoquiam. The bandit took $5 from Lebo and $30 plus a watch from Cripe, kept the ladies' valuables, and left after socializing with a Scandinavian accent. Police description notes height about 5 feet 9 inches, age about 35, with an Officer's Special revolver. The party reported to the police and the thief fled toward the alley.

Hoquiam Harold Cripe Harold Lebo FE. M. Smith Wilda Mabel Cripe Cherry Street Jeffries Street Lebo Third Street Heron Heron Street Seattle

Tax Dodging Exposed In Chehalis County Valuations

The Herald reports a broad tax protest urging organized taxpayer leagues to expose rampant tax dodging by timber firms led by Weyerhaeuser. It cites 1910 1912 roll changes in Township 21 7 and compares sections 1 5 7 9 10 11 15 17 19 21 23 27 33 showing large assessment increases and a $100 000 plus tax dodge in one township.

the Herald Chehalis Wilson Taxpayers League League Aberdeen Hoquiam Herald Aberdeen World Weyerhaeuser Timber Co Tornow Simpson Logging Co Weyerhaeuser Company Simpson Co Chehalis County

Logging Camp Fatality Near Wishkah River

E Palmer, a rigging slinger for Grays Harbor Logging Co at Wishkah, was instantly killed Saturday when a falling snag struck him. His body went to Whiteside's parlors and was sent to Centralia to join his mother and two brothers. He leaves a wife in Tacoma.

Vv. E. Palmer Grays Harbor Wishkah Palmer Whiteside Centralia Tacoma

Careless Campers Face Prosecution in Olympic Forest

Olympia reports Supervisor S F P Lovejoy warns campers who abandon fires will be prosecuted. A Clallam county offender was fined 10 dollars plus costs for a short fire lapse. Four Seattle residents await arrest for an Elwha river fire on July 16, with warrants out for others at Lake Cushman and Quinsault country fires.

Olympia S. F P. Lovejoy Olympic Forest Reserve Clallam County Seattle Elwha Lake Cushman Quinsault

Aberdeen aims to form Woodrow Wilson club

A movement seeks to organize a Woodrow Wilson club in Aberdeen. A meeting will be called in the city council room next Friday evening for that purpose, with further notice to follow.

Wilson Club Woodrow Wilson Club Aberdeen

State Land Board to Sell School Lands in September

The state land board plans a September sale of school lands scattered across sections of the state including tide shore timber and agricultural parcels. About 200 acres in Aberdeen may also be sold as five acre tracts if platted. Swampy areas lead to subdivision into five acre parcels with possible platted land in Sunnyside and Prosser.

Aberdeen Olympia State Land Board Sunnyside Prosser

Pearsall Named U S Court Commissioner to Fill Hoquiam Vacancy

Attorney Jan Pearsall has been appointed U S Court Commissioner by Judge Cushman to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Seth Warren in Hoquiam.

Jan Pearsall U. S Cushman Seth Warren Hoquiam

Works defies California progressives and stays a Republican

Senator Works in a Washington dispatch rejects resigning from the Republican party while criticizing progressives aligned with Roosevelt. He warns the new party rests on Roosevelt, not principles, and urges progressives to back the Democratic ticket to rebuke Taft’s nomination. Rudolph Spreckles in San Francisco supports Wilson and opposes the California progressives who demand Works quit.

Washington, D. C Senator Works California Taft San Francisco Rudolph Spreckles Senator LaFollette Woodrow Wilson Baltimore Wallace Meyer Lissner United States John D. Works Spreckles Southern Pacific

North Dakota Banker Adams Visits Coast and Yellowstone

R S Adams of Lisbon North Dakota president of the First National Bank and head of the state bankers association travels with his daughter Marie. They journey by Canadian Pacific visiting Winnipeg Banff Vancouver and coastal resorts Cohasset and Pacific beaches. They plan a Yellowstone visit on return and will see a son and brother in Chadron Nebraska.

R. S. Adams Lisbon North Dakota First National Bank That Place North Dakota State Bankers’ Association Marie J. B. Kinne Canadian Pacific Winnipeg Banff Laggon Vancouver Cohasset Pacific Yellowstone Park Chadron, Neb Miss Adams

Avalon Ready for Launching at Grays Harbor Yard

Hoquiam July 19 early next week the steam schooner Avalon built for Hart Wood Lumber will slide from Matthews shipyards. It will carry about 1 000 000 feet of lumber with 27 passengers and a 750 tonnage.

Hoquiam Avalon Hart-Wood Lumber Company Matthews San Francisco Siskiyou E. K. Wood Lumber Company Matthews Yards Charles H. Higgins Grays Harbor Higgins

Fear Turnow Kills Again Triggers Search in Washington

James Stevenson, a Puyallup lumberman, heads from Tacoma to Shelton to search for his missing brother John Turnow believed involved with the Page Lumber Company. John last spoke from Chehalis and planned timber cruising toward Shelton and the Quinsault reservation before vanishing. Authorities report John Turnow remains at large in the mountains with a killing record of four to five.

Tacoma John John Turnow Olympic Mountain James Stevenson Puyallup Shelton Page Lumber Company Page Company Quinsault Reservation John Stevenson Chehalis

War Game Under Way As Blues Expect Seattle Landing

Company G of the Second Regiment N G W leaves Aberdeen for Centralia to join large Pacific Coast maneuvers. The Reds aim to land at Grays Harbor and push toward Seattle while the Blues prepare to block and neutralize them. Western Washington dairy and poultry expert H L Blanchard will lecture at Satsop, and St Marys church hosts a lawn fete benefiting the church with a musical program tomorrow night.

Army of Blues Centralia Harry A. Comeau Aberdeen Northern Pacific Pacific Coast The Blues Seattle Puget Sound L. W. V. Kennon Montesano Marion P. Maus Maj A. S. Fleming Lieut. Whitley Kennon Grays Harbor H. L. Blanchard Western Washington Puyallup Satsop Grange Hall Blanchard St. Mary’s Catholic Church B. F. Burgess North H_ street

Lone Bandit Holds Up Auto Near Aberdeen

Bowman of Portland and J Fennesbeck of San Francisco were robbed by a lone highwayman near the east end of the elevated roadway as they travelled in a White Automobile company vehicle. The thief, nervous and new at crime, demanded money. Bowman took $8 from Fennesbeck and handed it over. Clarence Cook witnessed the incident, causing the robber to flee. Guy L Rogers was arrested but released later with no evidence tying him to the crime.

Rolt. Bowman Portland J. Fennesbeck San Francisco White Automobile Company Aberdeen Bowman Fennesbeck Montesano Clarence Cook Wishkah Boom Company Cook K. ¥. Church Guy L. Rogers Rogers Cour d’Alene Idaho

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